Books
Business Communication
Business Communication
Discussing Marketplace Trends: Book 1
Business Communication: Discussing Marketplace Trends – Book 1 develops business English communication skills through contemporary business topics, real-world case studies, and practical discussion activities. Students explore topics such as start-up success, artificial intelligence, innovation, leadership, consumer behavior, sustainability, and corporate social responsibility while building vocabulary, critical thinking, and professional communication skills. Each unit combines reading, listening, discussion, and workplace-focused tasks that encourage learners to analyze business trends, exchange ideas, and communicate confidently in professional contexts. Suitable for intermediate learners (CEFR B1–B2 / TOEIC 450–700) in university, corporate training, and professional development programs. Teacher resources include PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, scripts, and supplementary classroom materials.
ISBN: 979-88-7655-541-0
Business Communication
Business Communication
Discussing Marketplace Trends: Dialogue Builders
Business Communication: Discussing Marketplace Trends – Dialogue Builders provides structured speaking practice that extends the language, vocabulary, and business concepts introduced in Business Communication: Discussing Marketplace Trends – Book 1. Through guided dialogues, response training, vocabulary recycling, communication drills, and discussion-building activities, learners develop fluency, accuracy, and confidence in professional communication. The book reinforces key topics such as innovation, leadership, consumer behavior, entrepreneurship, and workplace communication while providing extensive opportunities for meaningful speaking practice. Suitable for intermediate learners (CEFR B1–B2 / TOEIC 450–700) seeking additional speaking practice and classroom reinforcement. Teacher resources include PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, scripts, and supplementary classroom materials.
ISBN: 979-83-3444-544-4
Business Communication
Business Communication
Everyday Workplace English: Book 1
Business Communication: Everyday Workplace English – Book 1 develops practical workplace communication skills through realistic business situations and everyday professional interactions. Learners practice greetings, introductions, meetings, phone and video calls, workplace messaging, scheduling, giving instructions, handling problems, and providing feedback while building the vocabulary and confidence needed for professional communication. Each unit combines listening, speaking, discussion, and workplace-focused activities that help learners communicate effectively in modern business environments. Suitable for developing and intermediate learners (CEFR A2+–B1 / TOEIC 350–550) preparing to use English in professional and international workplaces. Teacher resources include PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, scripts, and supplementary classroom materials.
ISBN: 979-82-6631-131-2
Business Communication
Business Communication
Everyday Workplace English: Book 2
Business Communication: Everyday Workplace English – Book 2 expands workplace communication skills through more complex professional interactions, collaborative tasks, and workplace problem-solving activities. Learners strengthen their ability to communicate effectively in meetings, project discussions, workplace coordination, giving updates, clarifying information, handling feedback, and reaching agreement. Each unit combines listening, speaking, discussion, role-play, and dialogue-building activities that promote confident and effective communication in modern workplace environments. Suitable for developing and intermediate learners (CEFR A2+–B1 / TOEIC 350–550) seeking greater confidence in professional communication. Teacher resources include PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, scripts, and supplementary classroom materials.
ISBN: 979-82-4140-738-2
Pronunciation
Perfect Pronunciation
Phonology & Listening Exercises: 48 Lessons
Perfect Pronunciation: Phonology & Listening Exercises – 48 Lessons is a comprehensive pronunciation and listening course designed to help English language learners develop accurate pronunciation, stronger listening discrimination, and greater speaking confidence. Through 48 structured lessons, students practice distinguishing similar sounds, producing English phonemes accurately, and recognizing subtle differences in spoken language. The course combines pronunciation drills, phonetic awareness, listening activities, pair-work exercises, and phonetic transcription tasks to build both speaking accuracy and listening comprehension. Suitable for classroom use, self-study, and pronunciation-focused language courses.
ISBN: 979-83-3817-726-6
Pronunciation
Perfect Pronunciation
Phonology & Listening Exercises: Level 1
Perfect Pronunciation: Phonology & Listening Exercises – Book 1 introduces the foundations of English pronunciation through focused practice with short and long vowels, voiced and voiceless consonants, nasal sounds, sibilants, plosives, and common consonant blends. Using pronunciation, listening, reading, and phonetic awareness activities, learners develop the ability to recognize and produce key English sound contrasts while building confidence in spoken communication.
ISBN: 979-83-3762-883-7
Pronunciation
Perfect Pronunciation
Phonology & Listening Exercises: Level 2
Perfect Pronunciation: Phonology & Listening Exercises – Book 2 builds on these foundations by exploring more complex sound patterns including diphthongs, r-controlled vowels, near homophones, syllable stress, consonant clusters, /l/ and /r/ distinctions, and word-final /s/ and /z/ contrasts. Through structured listening and pronunciation practice, learners improve their ability to distinguish subtle phonetic differences and speak with greater accuracy and fluency.
ISBN: 979-83-3763-384-8
Pronunciation
Perfect Pronunciation
Phonology & Listening Exercises: Level 3
Perfect Pronunciation: Phonology & Listening Exercises – Book 3 develops advanced pronunciation skills through lessons focusing on vowel shifts, complex consonant clusters, palatal sounds, schwa pronunciation, allophonic variation, linking sounds, voicing contrasts, and aspiration differences. Students refine both listening discrimination and spoken production while gaining a deeper understanding of the sound patterns found in natural English speech.
ISBN: 979-83-3763-447-0
Pronunciation
Perfect Pronunciation
Phonology & Listening Exercises: Level 4
Perfect Pronunciation: Phonology & Listening Exercises – Book 4 focuses on higher-level features of connected speech and pronunciation, including compound word stress, contractions and reductions, assimilation, reduced vowels, glottal stops, silent letters, lexical stress, and pronunciation changes in derived and borrowed words. Through extensive listening and speaking practice, learners develop more natural, fluent, and accurate pronunciation in real-world communication.
ISBN: 979-83-3771-059-4
Academic Vocabulary
AWL Builder: 10 Words at a Time
Learn, Practice, and Remember 570 Academic Words
AWL Builder: 10 Words at a Time helps university-level English learners systematically master the 570 words of the Academic Word List (AWL). Organized into 57 units of 10 words each, the book develops academic vocabulary through simplified definitions, question-and-answer matching activities, sentence-completion exercises, and crossword puzzles that reinforce meaning, usage, and spelling. Regular review units combine reading passages, comprehension questions, and vocabulary practice to strengthen long-term retention and prepare students for academic reading, writing, and lecture comprehension.
ISBN: 979-82-9720-0418
Discussion & Debate
Discussion & Debate
Building an Argument: Level 1
Discussion & Debate: Building an Argument – Book 1 develops critical thinking, discussion, and argumentation skills through contemporary topics, authentic readings, data analysis, and evidence-based communication activities. Learners build the ability to evaluate information, identify strengths and weaknesses in arguments, recognize logical reasoning, and present clear, persuasive viewpoints supported by evidence. Each unit integrates reading, listening, note-taking, discussion, vocabulary development, and structured debate tasks that promote confident and effective communication. Suitable for intermediate to upper-intermediate learners (CEFR B1–B2 / TOEIC 500–750) in academic English, discussion, debate, and professional communication programs. Teacher resources include PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, scripts, and supplementary classroom materials.
ISBN: 979-88-7601-069-8
Discussion & Debate
Discussion & Debate
Building an Argument: Level 2
Discussion & Debate: Building an Argument – Book 2 advances students’ ability to analyze complex issues, evaluate competing viewpoints, and communicate persuasive arguments with confidence. Through contemporary topics, authentic readings, data analysis, structured discussions, and evidence-based debate activities, learners develop higher-order critical thinking and communication skills while learning to assess sources, identify bias, evaluate arguments, and support claims with credible evidence. Each unit integrates reading, listening, note-taking, vocabulary development, discussion, and debate tasks that encourage thoughtful analysis and effective communication. Suitable for upper-intermediate learners (CEFR B2 / TOEIC 650–850) preparing for academic study, critical inquiry, and professional communication. Teacher resources include PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, scripts, and supplementary classroom materials.
ISBN: 979-88-7655-322-5
Discussion & Role-Play
TV Ad English & Strategy
Discussion & Role-Play: Level 1
TV Ad English & Strategy: Discussion & Role-Play – Book 1 is an ESL communication course that develops speaking, listening, critical thinking, and presentation skills through authentic television advertisements from leading global brands. Across 12 units, learners explore memorable commercials while analyzing storytelling techniques, advertising strategies, target audiences, branding, and persuasive communication. Topics include humor, emotional appeals, special effects, spokespersons, jingles, and product positioning. Each unit combines vocabulary development, structured discussion, role-plays, marketing analysis, and fluency-building activities that encourage learners to communicate confidently in English while developing media literacy and analytical thinking. Teacher resources include downloadable PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, transcripts, and supplementary classroom materials. Suitable for secondary, university, and adult learners (CEFR A2+–B1+ / TOEIC 350–650).
ISBN: 979-88-7643-104-2
Reading
Immersive Reading
Read, Reflect, and Discover: Book 1
Immersive Reading: Read, Reflect, and Discover – Book 1 is a reading and critical thinking course for intermediate English learners. Through 12 engaging units, students explore topics such as the possibility of life on Venus, the evolution of the English language, dreams and sleep, artificial intelligence, memory, and cultural perspectives while developing essential reading skills. Activities focus on making inferences, making connections, summarizing, comparing and contrasting, identifying cause and effect, distinguishing fact from fiction, drawing conclusions, analyzing arguments, and interpreting figurative language. Suitable for learners at CEFR A2+–B1 (TOEIC 350–600), the course combines reading, listening, vocabulary development, discussion, and critical thinking to build confidence and comprehension. Teacher resources include PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, scripts, and supplementary classroom materials.
ISBN: 979-88-7598-018-3
Content from this book has been used in university entrance examinations in Japan.
Reading
Immersive Reading
Read, Reflect, and Discover: Discussion Builders
Immersive Reading: Read, Reflect, and Discover – Discussion Builders is a companion resource designed to extend the topics and readings introduced in Immersive Reading: Read, Reflect, and Discover – Book 1. It develops speaking, critical thinking, vocabulary, and discussion skills through structured pre-reading activities, comprehension tasks, analytical questions, and guided discussion exercises. Each unit encourages learners to explore ideas, evaluate information, express opinions, and engage in meaningful communication while reinforcing the content of the main coursebook. Suitable for developing and intermediate learners (CEFR A2+–B1 / TOEIC 350–600) seeking additional speaking practice and deeper engagement with reading topics.
ISBN: 979-83-3453-044-7
Reading
Immersive Reading
Read, Reflect, and Discover: Book 2
Immersive Reading: Read, Reflect, and Discover – Book 2 continues the development of reading, vocabulary, and critical thinking skills through 12 thought-provoking units. Students explore topics such as dinosaur extinction, the history of English verbs, human evolution, artificial intelligence, animal behavior, environmental challenges, and the future of humanity while practicing advanced reading strategies. Lessons develop skills including scanning for details, making inferences, summarizing information, sequencing events, analyzing arguments, drawing conclusions, identifying perspectives, comparing and contrasting, distinguishing fact from opinion, evaluating evidence, and interpreting figurative language. Suitable for learners at CEFR B1–B1+ (TOEIC 450–700), the course integrates reading, listening, discussion, and vocabulary practice to strengthen communication and analytical skills. Teacher resources include PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, scripts, and supplementary classroom materials.
ISBN: 979-88-7600-750-6
Reading
Immersive Reading
Read, Reflect, and Discover: Discussion Builders
Immersive Reading: Read, Reflect, and Discover – Discussion Builders is a companion resource designed to extend the topics and readings introduced in Immersive Reading: Read, Reflect, and Discover – Book 2. It develops speaking, critical thinking, vocabulary, and discussion skills through structured pre-reading activities, comprehension tasks, analytical questions, and guided discussion exercises. Each unit encourages learners to explore ideas, evaluate information, express opinions, and engage in meaningful communication while reinforcing the content of the main coursebook. Suitable for developing and intermediate learners (CEFR A2+–B1 / TOEIC 350–600) seeking additional speaking practice and deeper engagement with reading topics.
ISBN: 979-83-3453-604-3
Movies & Role-Play
English through Movies
Discussion & Role-Play: Level 1
English through Movies: Discussion & Role-Play – Level 1 develops speaking, listening, and discussion skills through engaging scenes from popular films and television programs. Across 12 units, learners explore topics such as falling in love, misunderstandings, relationships, honesty, making small talk, and building confidence in social situations. Each unit combines focused viewing, vocabulary development, discussion tasks, role-plays, and fluency-building activities that encourage learners to communicate naturally and confidently in English. Teacher resources include downloadable PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, scene transcripts, and supplementary classroom materials. Suitable for developing and intermediate learners (CEFR A2–B1 / TOEIC 350–550).
ISBN: 979-88-7631-278-5
Movies & Role-Play
English through Movies
Discussion & Role-Play: Level 2
English through Movies: Discussion & Role-Play – Level 2 develops speaking, listening, and critical thinking skills through engaging scenes from popular films and television programs. Across 12 units, learners explore topics such as relationships, body language, jealousy, divorce, social etiquette, and communication in the digital age. Each unit combines focused viewing, vocabulary development, discussion tasks, role-plays, and fluency-building activities that encourage learners to express opinions and discuss real-world social issues with confidence. Teacher resources include downloadable PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, scene transcripts, and supplementary classroom materials. Suitable for intermediate learners (CEFR A2–B1 / TOEIC 350–550).
ISBN: 979-88-7633-030-7
Movies & Role-Play
English through Movies
Discussion & Role-Play: Level 3
English through Movies: Discussion & Role-Play – Level 3 develops speaking, listening, and critical thinking skills through engaging scenes from popular films and television programs. Across 12 units, learners explore topics such as first impressions, fitting in, social etiquette, workplace relationships, personal responsibility, and moral decision-making. Each unit combines focused viewing, vocabulary development, discussion tasks, role-plays, and analytical activities that encourage learners to evaluate situations and communicate ideas effectively in English. Teacher resources include downloadable PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, scene transcripts, and supplementary classroom materials. Suitable for intermediate and upper-intermediate learners (CEFR B1–B2 / TOEIC 550–750).
ISBN: 979-88-7633-378-0
Movies & Role-Play
English through Movies
Discussion & Role-Play: Level 4
English through Movies: Discussion & Role-Play – Level 4 develops advanced speaking, listening, and critical thinking skills through engaging scenes from popular films and television programs. Across 12 units, learners explore topics such as betrayal, revenge, justice, mutual respect, supernatural beliefs, intuition, and ethical decision-making. Each unit combines focused viewing, vocabulary development, discussion tasks, role-plays, and analytical activities that encourage learners to examine complex issues and express well-supported opinions. Teacher resources include downloadable PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, scene transcripts, and supplementary classroom materials. Suitable for upper-intermediate learners (CEFR B2 / TOEIC 650–850).
ISBN: 979-88-7642-801-1
Movies & Role-Play
English through Movies
Discussion & Role-Play: Level 5
English through Movies: Discussion & Role-Play – Level 5 develops advanced discussion, listening, and analytical communication skills through engaging scenes from contemporary television dramas and films. Across 12 units, learners explore topics such as panic and preparedness, truth and betrayal, logic versus emotion, leadership, relationships, ethics, and complex social issues. Each unit combines focused viewing, vocabulary development, discussion tasks, role-plays, and critical analysis activities that encourage learners to communicate sophisticated ideas with confidence and precision. Teacher resources include downloadable PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, scene transcripts, and supplementary classroom materials. Suitable for advanced learners (CEFR B2–C1 / TOEIC 750–950).
ISBN: 979-83-0972-918-0
Movies & Role-Play
Customer Service in Movies
Discussion & Role-Play: Full Service
Customer Service in the Movies: Discussion & Role-Play – Full Service is a practical ESL communication course that develops speaking, listening, and customer service skills through authentic movie and television scenes set in hotels, airlines, restaurants, cafés, retail stores, and sales environments. Across 42 units, learners explore real-world service situations such as hotel check-ins, handling complaints, guest privacy, airline boarding, difficult customers, refunds, sales pitches, and professional communication. Each unit combines focused viewing, vocabulary development, discussion tasks, role-plays, customer service analysis, and fluency-building activities that encourage learners to communicate confidently and professionally in English. Teacher resources include downloadable PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, transcripts, and supplementary classroom materials. Suitable for hospitality, tourism, business communication, and vocational English programs (CEFR A2–B2 / TOEIC 350–750).
ISBN: 979-83-2082-175-7
Movies & Role-Play
Customer Service in Movies
Discussion & Role-Play: Hotel
Customer Service in the Movies: Discussion & Role-Play – Hotel is a hospitality-focused ESL communication course that develops speaking, listening, and customer service skills through authentic movie and television scenes set in hotels and accommodation services. Across 18 units, learners explore topics such as hotel check-ins, complimentary upgrades, guest privacy, handling complaints, room introductions, housekeeping, restaurant service, customer complaints, wine service, and professional guest interactions. Each unit combines vocabulary development, discussion tasks, customer service analysis, role-plays, and fluency-building activities that encourage learners to communicate confidently and professionally in English. Teacher resources include downloadable PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, transcripts, and supplementary classroom materials. Suitable for hospitality and tourism programs, vocational English courses, and workplace communication training (CEFR A2–B1+ / TOEIC 350–650).
ISBN: 979-83-2063-289-6
Movies & Role-Play
Customer Service in Movies
Discussion & Role-Play: Airline & Hotel
Customer Service in the Movies: Discussion & Role-Play – Airline & Hotel is a hospitality-focused ESL communication course that develops speaking, listening, and customer service skills through authentic movie and television scenes set in airports, airlines, and hotels. Across 12 units, learners explore topics such as flight cancellations, luggage handling, boarding procedures, disruptive passengers, hotel check-ins, complimentary upgrades, guest privacy, and professional customer support. Each unit combines vocabulary development, discussion tasks, customer service analysis, role-plays, and fluency-building activities that encourage learners to communicate confidently in service-industry environments. Teacher resources include downloadable PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, transcripts, and supplementary classroom materials. Suitable for hospitality, tourism, aviation, and workplace English programs (CEFR A2–B1+ / TOEIC 350–650).
ISBN: 979-83-2074-458-2
Movies & Role-Play
Customer Service in Movies
Discussion & Role-Play: Food & Beverage
Customer Service in the Movies: Discussion & Role-Play – Food & Beverage is an ESL communication course designed to develop speaking, listening, and customer service skills through authentic movie and television scenes set in restaurants, cafés, bars, and beverage service environments. Across 18 units, learners explore topics such as table service, menu changes, customer complaints, handling difficult customers, cocktail ordering, wine service, refunds, café interactions, and professional food-service communication. Each unit combines vocabulary development, discussion tasks, customer service analysis, role-plays, and fluency-building activities that promote confident workplace communication. Teacher resources include downloadable PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, transcripts, and supplementary classroom materials. Suitable for hospitality, tourism, culinary, and vocational English programs (CEFR A2–B1+ / TOEIC 350–650).
ISBN: 979-83-2074-266-3
Movies & Role-Play
Customer Service in Movies
Discussion & Role-Play: Sales
Customer Service in the Movies: Discussion & Role-Play – Sales is a workplace-focused ESL communication course that develops speaking, listening, and customer service skills through authentic movie and television scenes centred on retail sales and sales communication. Across 12 units, learners explore topics such as customer interactions, supermarket check-outs, product damage, shoplifting, customer relations, door-to-door sales, cold calling, sales pitches, advertising, and persuasive communication. Each unit combines vocabulary development, discussion tasks, customer service analysis, role-plays, and fluency-building activities that encourage learners to communicate effectively in customer-facing sales environments. Teacher resources include downloadable PowerPoint lessons with audio, answer keys, transcripts, and supplementary classroom materials. Suitable for business communication, retail training, vocational English courses, and workplace English programs (CEFR B1–B2 / TOEIC 500–800).
ISBN: 979-83-2082-175-7
